Forgive me if this was discussed elsewhere, I searched and found nothing.
Watch the televised (ESPN) clip of the final play against OSU. After the score, as Rhoads is crossing the field and they're showing the score it clearly shows the yellow "flag" marker on the screen on ESPN's score bar across the bottom of the screen.
I saw no flags on the field and the officials exited immediately. Was this a mistake by ESPN? Was this ever explained?
"There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldn’t get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr
I see this a lot at the end of games. Maybe the button for the flag icon is right by somewhere that someone would put their hands while standing up? Who knows. I saw it twice on Saturday as well, though, with no actual flags thrown.
And out of curiosity, what's the yardage penalty for awesomess? Is that actually what LJ has been getting flagged for all year?
I see this a lot at the end of games. Maybe the button for the flag icon is right by somewhere that someone would put their hands while standing up? Who knows. I saw it twice on Saturday as well, though, with no actual flags thrown.
And out of curiosity, what's the yardage penalty for awesomess? Is that actually what LJ has been getting flagged for all year?
It's actually the only flag that will get you positive yardage.
"There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldn’t get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr
Forgive me if this was discussed elsewhere, I searched and found nothing.
Watch the televised (ESPN) clip of the final play against OSU. After the score, as Rhoads is crossing the field and they're showing the score it clearly shows the yellow "flag" marker on the screen on ESPN's score bar across the bottom of the screen.
I saw no flags on the field and the officials exited immediately. Was this a mistake by ESPN? Was this ever explained?
I hadn't noticed the Flag marker until I watched the ESPN3 replay last night (something I couldn't resist doing ... from third quarter onward).
It's funny how, given the other-shoe-dropping mentality I've developed as an ISU fan, I had a microsecond burst of anxiety when I saw the Flag marker, a day after I had seen the game live
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